Simply Beautiful Floral Design

Business name:

Simply Beautiful Floral Design

Address:

3889 Crenshaw Blvd

City:

Los Angeles

State:

California

Zip Code:

90008

Phone number:

(323) 923-8748

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Biggest L.A. corpse flower at the Huntington: What to know - Los Angeles Times

Last year, pandemic restrictions prevented Los Angeles plant lovers from experiencing a beloved summertime ritual: standing in line at the Huntington in the hopes of catching a glimpse — and whiff — of the corpse flower, a.k.a. “Stinky,” the world’s largest flower famed for its surreal beauty and horrific stench.Last year’s corpse flower was livestreamed on YouTube, but this year will be different as the Huntington, like most museums and botanical gardens in Los Angeles, has reopened to full capacity. This year’s tropical plant, affectionately called “Stankosaurus Rex,” is not only unique for its accessibility; it is the biggest specimen in Huntington history. “We are all very excited,” said Brandon Tam, the Huntington’s Orchid Collections specialist who also oversees dozens of rare corpse flowers in a greenhouse, where many of the stinky plants are positioned to provide protective shade for delicate orchids. Lifestyle ...

After taking most of 2020 season off, Flower Fields set to bloom again - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Palomar Airport Road, has been home to flowering plants since 1923, when Paul Ecke Sr. moved his family’s poinsettia-growing operation south from Los Angeles.When the Eckes transitioned from cut poinsettia flowers to potted poinsettia plants and moved their growing operations inside greenhouses, the Carlsbad fields were leased in 1965 to another local grower, Edwin Frazee. His family began farming ranunculus flowers in the 1930s and over time developed them into hardier plants with stronger stems and bigger flowers with more petals. When Frazee retired in 1993, the Eckes brought in a new grower, Mellano & Co., which has farmed the property ever since. Fred Clarke, general manager of The Flower Fields in Carlsbad, demonstrates a new selfie station in the artist gardens. The Flower Fields will reopen on March 1. (Eduardo Contreras/The San Diego Union-Tribune) To ensure multiple acres of flowers are always in bloom during the spring season, the fields are planted in sequence, four to five weeks apart, starting with the fields farthest north in early September. Those northern fields are just now coming into bloom. By Mother’s Day, the southernmost acres will be awash in color. Usually each spring, the Flower Fields hosts a busy calendar of events with multiple classes, festivals, art fairs and concerts. Many of those won’t be held this year, and all of the school field trips — which usually bring 7,000 children to the property — have been canceled.Almost all of the regular points of interest will be open to visitors, though some may be monitored to avoid overcrowding. Attractions include the Paul Ecke historic poinsettia display, the sweet pea maze, greenhouses, a playground and the gardens maintained by the San Diego County Master Gardeners. There are also plans for live outdoor music, though the auditorium-style seating has been replaced this year with widely spaced benches to allow family groups to sit together but away from other guests. This year, visitors will be able to visit a new pick-your-own blueberry patch, also located at the north end of the fields. Planted five years ago, the 1.5-acre patch opened for the first time last March. But when the fields closed, Clarke brought in a gleaning company to pick the blueberry crop and give the fruit away to the needy. There are five varieties of high-bush blueberries growing inside the patch, which is netted to keep out hungry birds. A basket is $5. Clarke said the patch should produce 20,000 pounds of berries this year.div class="enhance...

Wild Orchid Florist in El Cajon passed down to former apprentice who is taking it to the next level - The East County Californian

She worked with Daoud for a number of years and he became family. She said he was like a dad, sent her to school in Los Angeles to work with Phil Rolludo (School of Floral Design and Shop Management). He encouraged her to push herself into the design world and enter competitions. So she competed in the Del Mar Fair competitions and won two first place awards at Art Alive. “After working with him for a number of years I decided it was time for me to go and learn the industry,” she said. “So I went and worked for big shops, little shops, production shops all over San Diego because I knew I was going to have my own business some day. I wanted to see who was doing what and how they were doing it. Eventually, I got busy enough to work out of my house just doing weddings and events. I did that for three years while I worked for an art company where I travelled and did art at the same time. So if I wasn’t painting, I was playing with flowers. I felt so lucky. It was an amazing time in my life.” She said Daoud and her stayed friends through the years. He helped her when she needed it and she would help him when he needed it. But she said she would never forget the phone call that would change her life into a new era in the floral design industry. “I was doing an event at the Convention Center and he said, ‘we need to have lunch. I want to retire,’” she said. “I came in and got reacquainted with his accounts, and since he had some of these accounts for 25 years, we didn’t want him to be missed. So I took over, brought in my wedding and events to his already standing orders and he retired Aug. 1.” Brozowski said she is lucky I have strength in creativity and is passionate about it. She absolutely loves what she does from her customers to the many challenges this business brings to her every day. “Someone comes in on Friday at four o’clock and needs a $200 arrangement delivered, I just say, ‘Let’s see what I can do,’ and pulling it off, it’s awesome,” she said. “It’s so fun, even with all the challenges. Weddings are a lot of work but they are so rewarding at the end of the day when you see how much love is put into this one event and you get to be the decorations and you just made this bride cry because she walks in and you just made all of her floral dreams come true.” Now that she is owner of this 26-year-old business she said she has many other roles and is passing the same chance to another young apprentice, training her to be the artist. “It is so rewarding to be in the position to take someone that has the passion and give them the knowledge and confidence to become a great designer,” she said. “There are so many aspects of this business that I absolutely love. She loves it as much as I do. We get excited about sticks. It was David’s baby, he started it on his own and for him to pass it on to me I know how proud he already is and is going to be to see his passion and love for his baby and what I’m going to do with it. I’m going to take this place to the next level.” “I love what I do,” she said. Many time...

A sweet deal: Get a free premium chocolate bar with your Valentine's Day flowers - CNET

There's a Compartes retail store at a mall near my home in Los Angeles, and I have personally spent way too much money there amassing California Dreaming Brownie Dark Chocolate Bars.In any event, pick out some flowers and be sure to add the code at checkout to have a Compartes bar added to your basket automatically. CNET Cheapskate Get all the latest deals delivered to your inbox. It's FREE! CNET's deal team scours the web for great deals on tech products and much more. Find more great buys on the CNET Deals page and check out our CNET Coupons page for the latest promo codes from Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon and more. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page.

RHOBH star Kyle Richards is seen picking up flowers while grocery shopping in Los Angeles - Daily Mail

Kyle Richards picks up an assortment of flowers during a grocery run in Los Angeles... after her case of COVID-19 'closed RHOBH set'By Sam Joseph Semon For Dailymail.com Published: 18:33 GMT, 29 January 2021 Updated: 19:00 GMT, 29 January 2021 Kyle Richards was spotted carrying a bright assortment of flowers during a grocery run in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles on Friday.The 52-year-old beauty wore a stylish outfit as she added a large face mask. This sighting comes after the star has recovered from COVID-19 which reportedly shut down the set of her show Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills in December. Her sister Kathy Hilton and friend Dorit Kemsley also reportedly fell ill. Stepping out: On Thursday, Kyle Richards was spotted picking up flowers during a shopping trip in Los AngelesRichards was dressed in a beige v-neck sweater that kept her warm in the rainy weather.She paired her top with a set of sandals and cropped dark blue jeans as she carried a brown Hermes Kelly bag.The reality television personality wore a two gold necklac...